The Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems of William Shakspere: Histories. TragediesC. Knight, 1843 |
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Pagina 39
... given us very few asterisks . Shak- spere thus only contributed some half - dozen original lines to these scenes ; and if we trace the lines marked with commas to the cor- responding lines in the Contention , ' we shall find that he has ...
... given us very few asterisks . Shak- spere thus only contributed some half - dozen original lines to these scenes ; and if we trace the lines marked with commas to the cor- responding lines in the Contention , ' we shall find that he has ...
Pagina 46
... given are conclusive against the theory of Shak- spere's want of knowledge . They prove , incontestably , that as a young writer he had the knowledge , and was not unwilling to dis- play it ; but that , with that wonderful judgment ...
... given are conclusive against the theory of Shak- spere's want of knowledge . They prove , incontestably , that as a young writer he had the knowledge , and was not unwilling to dis- play it ; but that , with that wonderful judgment ...
Pagina 49
... given are all taken from the additions to ' The Contention , ' so are the examples of early Shaksperian versification also taken from the new passages . No one attempts to doubt that these new passages are by Shakspere . If , then , the ...
... given are all taken from the additions to ' The Contention , ' so are the examples of early Shaksperian versification also taken from the new passages . No one attempts to doubt that these new passages are by Shakspere . If , then , the ...
Pagina 51
... given him any cross words of late ? Oph . I did repel his letters , deny his gifts , As you did charge me . sort Cor . Why , that hath made him mad : By Heav'n , ' t is as proper for our age to cast Beyond ourselves , as ' t is for the ...
... given him any cross words of late ? Oph . I did repel his letters , deny his gifts , As you did charge me . sort Cor . Why , that hath made him mad : By Heav'n , ' t is as proper for our age to cast Beyond ourselves , as ' t is for the ...
Pagina 56
... given you a lesson for all , And do you now begin again ? Why , tell me , my son , Dost thou think the time so long , That thou wouldst have it before the Breath be out of my mouth ? Hen . V. Most sovereign lord , and well - beloved ...
... given you a lesson for all , And do you now begin again ? Why , tell me , my son , Dost thou think the time so long , That thou wouldst have it before the Breath be out of my mouth ? Hen . V. Most sovereign lord , and well - beloved ...
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